This Date in History November 9
Notable births and deaths include Mark Akenside poet born Newcastle upon Tyne 1708 died 1772 Robert Lalu Owen author and statesman born Glasgow died near Lake George New York 1877 Paul Sandby founder of the ngush school of water color painting died 1809 John Middleton Clayton American statesman born 1796 Dover Delaware died 1845 Stephen S. Mallory ex-secretary of the Confederate Navy died 1865 Dulke of Marlborough died 1713 Professor Herman August Hagen Harvard entomologist died 1902 Annie Pixley actress died 1893 in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Akenside
Newcaside-on-Tyne
Robert Lalu Owen
Glasgow
Lake George
N.Y
Paul Sandby
John Middleton Clayton
Dover
Del
Stephen SI. Mallory
Confederate States Navy
Pennacola
Fla
Dulke of Marlborough
Marquis of
Blandford
Herman August Hagen
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Annie Pixley
London
Brief Bits From World And Local News
A collage of facts notes night darkness in Tientsin and other Chinese cities, vote rights for Maryland women property holders in 1820, a Berlin instrument measuring time to 0.001 seconds, the imperial palace in St. Petersburg housing the largest room, and wartime population mobilization figures for France Germany and Russia. It also mentions Cleveland high school schedule changes, Chicago teachers guiding student attitude in writing, a claim that half the world’s ships are British, the oyster’s noted strength to open, and county commissioners addressing a fall attendance at their morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
Maryland
Berlin
Imperial Palace
St. Petersburg
France
Germany
Russia
Cleveland
Chicago
Board of County Commissioners
Death and funeral notices from Utica Mills and Creagerstown
Death of Miss Anna Wore of Utica Mills after two days illness at Creagerstown aged 69 years 10 months 3 days. Funeral at Lutheran Church Creagerstown with Rev J A Asper officiating. Interment at church graveyard. Cremation directors Creager & Harne. George Gelwicks died in Springfield Ohio aged about 76, survived by one of nine children. He was a cigar maker, single, lived with nephew Clinton. Berkeley Temple Institute concert features Ladies Military Band under K D W Howard with strong reviews. first appearance of season draws full house. Lutheran Church improvements by frescoers from Harrisburg with completion planned in weeks. church re-dedication after year end. Orphans' Court grants letters of administration on Francis W Times. Will of Daniel Barrier admitted. letters testamentary to Calvin Barrier. Bettie H M Ritchie to John Ritchie. Dyspepsia noted. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for toning digestive organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Utica Mills
George W. Haru
Creagerstown
Lutheran Church
J. A. Asper
J. A. P. Mathias
Wm. Cramer
Benjamin Bell
Louis Miller
Creager & Harn
George Gelwicks
Springfield
Debilaby
Wm. Householder
Hagerstown
George
Mary Gelwicks
Clinton
Berkeley Temple Institute
K. D. W. Howard
Boston Times
Howard
Orphans’ Court
Francis W. Tiines
Albert L. Vaines
Daniel Barrier
Calvin Barrier
Bettie H. M. Ritchie
John Ritchie
Pearre Wins Maryland Sixth District Majority in 1896 Vote
Col George A Pearre Republican wins Maryland Sixth District seat in Congress by a large plurality over Democrat Thomas A Poffenberger. He carries Allegany and Frederick counties with strong margins, while Garrett and Washington show lighter returns. Montgomery County flips to Pearre as Democratic strength shifts across the district. The statewide delegation shifts with Democrats taking two of six seats. local city results show Frederick voting Republican by 143 and overall county gains for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
Congress
Thomas A. Poflanberger
Maryland
Col. Pearre
Allegany
Washington County
Col. Fearre
Capt. McDonald
Foffenberger
Montgomery County
Poffenberger
Col. Pearce
Frederick
Garrett
Montgomery
Garrett.ee
Washington
Frederick Algs
Trontgomery
Alt
State Senate
Allegany County
de Warren H. Reynolds
Pearce
David Wsloan
Republican Party
Lowndes
Wellington
Colonel Pearce
Blair Lee
Repubilicans
Frederick City
Worcester
Somerset
Wilburd F. Jackson
Caroline County
Dorchester
Talbot
Ent
Tr. Smith
Barber
Wm. B. Baker Nize
Cecil County
Carroll County
Baltimore City
Richard B. Tippett
Baltimore County
Harford
Appointed Chief Clerk at Marine Home Philadelphia
Mr John C Palmer near Lewis town this county was appointed chief clerk to Superintendent Lisle at the Marine Home Philadelphia with a salary of 316 per year. Workmen will dig the foundation for a new bank building in Myersville this county to be erected by Joseph J Gaver. A turkey dinner run is planned by the Frederick Bicycle Club from Frederick to Ridgeville within the next two weeks with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Rudy
Wm. Lessig
Stewart
Harrisburg
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John C. Palmer
Lewis
Supriintendent Lisle
Marine Home
Philadelphia
Mrereville’s Bank
Myersville
County
Joseph J Gaver
M.B. Layman
Baltimore
Thin City
Mehrl Bants
Iell ‘Tredenck
Joseph Myers
Wrederick
Chas. B. Foat
N.T. Haller
Washington
Charles Haller
Miss Trenholm
Montgomery County
George E. Wilcoxon
Charles Bell
Br. H. Zacharias
Massonic Royal Masters
June Williams
Aualesburg
Ill
Walter Saunders
Cty
G Wnw. Hauer
Washington, D. C
Geo. Zuburst
Franklin Harrington
New Midway
George 5. Redock
New York City
W. H. Hichelberger
A. H. Harrington
John A.H. Hargett
That City
Wincent Lanner
Fannie
Middletown
Florence Hargett
Weagaville
John L. Renn
Frederick City
John S. Renn
Batse Feaga
Hargett
The Firsts Preparations At Camp Meade
At Camp Meade Maryland soldiers hurried to box unnecessary baggage for shipment though no moves were ordered yet. The camp will break after breakfast Friday morning and troops will move to the station at a stated hour. Companies E and F head directly to the train from their camp. Bakers work through the night to supply the bakery after the move and bake ovens will be shipped. the 2 corps bakery will close at the new camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastic
Piss
Maryland
Camp Meade
Orv
Grand Lodge Officers to Exemplar Work on Nov 22
Deputy Grand Master of the Gresd Lodge of Maryland I O O F Richard Gibney paid King David Lodge No 50 a visit last night. All arrangements are made for the visit of the sovereign er and secretary grand lodge officers of Maryland and a full degree team to exemplify the work on the night of November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siaster
Gresd Lodge of
Maryland
Richard Gibney
King David Lodge No
Grand Lodge
Personal notices and local election railroad plans in Frederick
A string of Frederick area social notes lists visits and travels among residents from Baltimore Washington and surrounding towns. It notes plans for an electric railway over the Blue Ridge with routes via Fen Mar Blue Mountain House and Waynesboro and mentions ongoing B&O property rehabilitation and track work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Blue Ri Ge Mountains
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Blue Ridge Electric Railway
Lave Ted Major Norwood
Ot Blue Tidy Sommart
Peter Roazer
Ronserville
Amberson
Waynesboro
Duride
Fen-Mar
Blue Mountain House
Blue Ridge Summit
Monterey
Buena Vista
Lo Pen Mar
Cumberland Valley
Tysburg
Florists Exhibit Illuminates County Greenery Display
The county horticulture society opened a lavish plant show last night with hundreds of potted plants and cut blooms. David Groff showcases a large collection including La Crossa Grenada and 240 single stems, while Dr. Horman lights a palm and fern display with a violin of yellow chrysanthemums. The exhibit runs daily through Friday and drew higher receipts than last year’s opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredarick
Frederick Select Orchestra
David Groff
la Crossa
Grenada
Horman
John
Hardis
Messrs
O. P. Bennett
Silas Boteler
OG. BE. Kemp
H. C. Reefer
Mannie Miller
TH. ©. Keeger
Department Store Sale Promises Deep Discounts
The store trims prices across many departments including dress goods, black goods, and wool fabrics. Regular 50¢ to 65¢ dress fabrics drop to lower rates while all wool dress goods and novelty cloaks are offered at substantial savings. Store advertises added cloak room selections and new wraps to entice shoppers.
Local ads offer cheap china and fruit deals at Brissy Brow Plums
A ragged ad sheet promotes Drouggist services and best drugs at Brissy Brow Plums in California, with holiday sale prices on bowls, meat plates, and vegetable dishes. It lists fruits and imported goods, mentions legal and professional services, and advertises low prices with a busy, fragmented note style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brissy Brow
Funeral notices and Royal Arch Masons convocation
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Daniel Goings at Bar tonsville with Rev. J B Johnson presiding. Pallbearers listed and O C Carty as director. Margaret Lambert infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray Lambert buried Mt. Olivet with undertaker W H Etchison in charge. Royal Arch Masons held annual convocation at the Masonic Temple Baltimore. officers elected including Wm H Martin grand high priest and Daniel Ordemann deputy. Frederick visitors listed: Shaff Shaff? Shaff of Middlepoint. Snyder Mt Pleasant. Holtz Charlesville. Ashbaugh Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Goings
Bartonsville
J.B. Johnson
John Davis
George Tyler
Thomas Hill
Samuel Ross
Washington Brown
John Gray
O. C. Carty
Margaret Lambert
Murray Lambert
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet
W.H .B. Etchison
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
George Cook
Wm. H. Martin
Daniel T. Ordemann
David C. Avery
Charles Clark
John M. Carter
Geo. D. McCahan
William H. Shryock
James Fable
Frederick
William H. Shaff
Middlepoint
W.H. Snyder
Mt. Pleasant
A.B. Holtz
Charlesville
W.H. Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Rug Announcement from L. E. Mullints Carpet Store
Local ad for L. E. Mullints announcing a large assortment of Wool Art Rugs in all sizes. Promotes exclusive designs, high novelties, and low prices, claiming good quality materials and superior workmanship for lasting service.
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the Daily News
Tur News
w_L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Opera House
Morris
Willis Derr & Co
MD. Petroleum Co
Brish Bros
C. C. Carty
STH
Hood
Pearre
Frederick County
George A Pearre
Fourth Judicial Circmt
Cumberland
Allegany County Academy
College of St. James
Princeton College
University of West Virginia
Maryland University
Bethen
St. Joseph
Maryland National Guard
Baker
Frank C. Wachter
John B. Schwatka
James W. Denny
WW. McIntire
Sydney
Mudd
Charles M. Cummins
Baltimor County
Howard County
Prince George Charles
Anne Arundel
Se. Mary's
Izi
Calvert
Moss
dumucLat
Npa
Congressmax
Coupresa
Congress Tsp
Pert
Killckeystowns
Redericks
Wondsboro
Petersville
Sen
Mount Plessant
Jefferson
Mechanicstown
Jack Soreeer Rees
Woodville
Lewistown
Pusemora
Braddock
Odd Zelows
Baltimore and Ohio
Maintenance of
Ohio River
Aoenetor
D. J. Wolf
Glade Reformed Charge
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Wolf
T. F. Hodmeier
I. M. Motter
E. L. Mciean
Glade Reformed Miissionary Society
Toolock
FE. M. Motter
Harnette F
George H. Whitmore
Mary
Rippeon
Pregerick County
Emory
Oblentz
Roy V. H.ver
Ephraim D
John B. Sith
Susan M. Thomas
Phonographic Entertainment
Harry FE. Wilewon
Young Men's Catholic Union
South Market Street
California Fig Syrup Company
Midgotown
J. W. Geteenganner
FR. J. Col- Jentz
Trustes
Misa Kate C. Rudy
Prautiul
May Peesons
John Hendrickson
Mie
Neidig & Miller
Greiter Frederick's
Imere
Newse & Minusx
Hodoek Nordie
Market St
D. Groff's
North Market Street
Pomeranates
California
Niagara
Catawin
Concord
Calfornia
John H. Frazier
Bowling Allers
Fredrenek
GC. B. Clings
ITIS
Mattings
Bleot
LAW Picure
GEO
Rodoce
Rodock & CO
A.T. Rick & Sons
Rus & Son
Foneral Allies
Bovarhudd Repaira
Bradarick
A . BV
Ence
NortHwest
Carnar
Lowenstein & Wertheimr
Lowensti UN & Werthetmee
Prommts
A&k
Owenstein & Werthedmer
N. Marke
St. Fredericg
Ana
Cc. Ramsburg
Market Street
Mabe Dt
Biseune
STN
Markes & Professional Cards
Abeton Shafer
Attorns
Niy East
Lexington ST
Baltimore, MD
Prunees
U.S
Dimrut
Unea
Uourtz
Geura
Lobes
Koda
Mike
Urner
Cisrton
Ken Hammond
Trner, Keedy & Obner
Amorosye
Chaneagytte
Ail Law
Pecumentary Beaman Ness
Sevaponaia Geno i Ma
Sharles P. Levy
Allan
Nicodents
Clline’s
Sonorta Narvet Strest
Trown and
PN Tk Works
Pets TR
Sulveraty
Marsiapa
Fenlodly
L. E. Mullints
L. E. Moun
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